Show #1057 1989-03-21 (taped 1988-12-05) Regular

Contestants

Emeric Schultz — a chemistry professor from Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania

Pat Gravitt — a project manager originally from San Diego, California

Paul Curry — a training consultant from Laguna Hills, California (whose 2-day cash winnings total $24,101)

Scores

Player	First Commercial	End of Jeopardy!	End of Double Jeopardy!	Final	Coryat
Paul	$1,500	$2,000	$5,000	$0 3rd place: Colortyme console TV + Jeopardy! box game or Jeopardy! Challenger	$5,500 18 R (including 1 DD), 5 W (including 1 DD)
Pat	$900	$1,700	$5,300	$10,001 2nd place: Bassett bedroom set & Burlington bed coverings + Jeopardy! box game or Jeopardy! Challenger	$5,300 16 R, 3 W
Emeric	$300	$200	$5,400	$10,700 New champion: $10,700	$4,200 12 R (including 1 DD), 3 W

Jeopardy! Round

SEE THE USA	SHAKESPEARE	LYRICS	CELEBRITY MARRIAGES	ANCIENT EGYPT	"T" TIME
$100 [3] As you might expect, the Josephine Tussaud Museum in Hot Springs, Ark. is this type of museum wax Paul	$100 [12] Shakespeare anglicized the name of this feuding family from the Italian Capeletti the Capulets Paul	$100 [9] "Hang down your head Tom Dooley, poor boy you're bound to" do this die Pat	$100 [21] Cinematographer Hal Rosson, the last husband of this legendary platinum blonde, died in 1988 at the age of 93 Jean Harlow Emeric	$100 [14] Like Emily Post & Eleanor Roosevelt, Ptah Hotep wrote on this subject etiquette Paul	$100 [1] The prehensile, protruding proboscis of a pachyderm trunk Emeric
$200 [7] 1961 marked the opening of the 1st Six Flags theme park, "Six Flags Over" this state Texas Paul	$200 [13] His last lines were "Caesar, now be still: I killed not thee with half so good a will" Brutus Pat	$200 [17] "I'm just a kid again doin' what I did again singing a song when" it "comes bob, bob, bobbin' along" Red, Red Robin Paul	$200 [25] He was Carole Lombard's 1st husband, though he was more famous as Myrna Loy's movie husband William Powell	$200 [23] The Ancient Egyptians tried special formulas to restore this; if only the FDA approved Rogaine earlier hair Paul Emeric	$200 [2] It can be a type of shark, moth or lily, but the moth & the lily won't eat you tiger Pat
$300 [8] The little house where she wrote the "Little House" books is now a museum in Mansfield, Missouri Laura Ingalls Wilder Paul	$300 [15] Shakespeare's saga of Kate & Petruchio, it inspired a ballet with the same title The Taming of the Shrew Emeric	$300 [18] "The Marines' Hymn" says, "1st to fight for right & freedom & to keep" this "clean" honor Pat	$300 [28] He was Carole Lombard's 2nd husband Clark Gable Pat	$300 [24] Menes, the 1st king of the 1st Dynasty, founded this capital city near present day Cairo Memphis Pat	$300 [4] An acrobat, or his drinking glass tumbler Paul
$400 [10] You can tour the Denver home of this musical heroine the Titanic couldn't "sink" (The Unsinkable) Molly Brown Emeric	$400 [16] There's a page named Moth in "Love's Labour's Lost" & a fairy named Moth in this play A Midsummer Night's Dream Pat	$400 [19] Oscar Hammerstein wrote, "Don't throw" these "at me... people will say we're in love" bouquets	$400 [29] She was married to violinist Alexander Schneider before she married Rip Torn Geraldine Page	$400 [26] Thutmose I was the 1st to build his tomb here Valley of the Kings Paul	$400 [5] It's Neptune's spear, not his chewing gum trident Paul
$500 [11] Located at Church Street in Charleston this "Row" was the setting for a famous opera Catfish Row Pat	$500 [22] At the end of "Macbeth", he invites everyone to see him crowned at Scone Malcolm Paul	$500 [20] Cole Porter wrote, "You'd be so nice to come home to, you'd be so nice by" this the fire	$500 [30] She's had 3 husbands: banker Robin Hoen, producer Robert Evans & Steve McQueen Ali MacGraw Pat	DD $1,000 [27] In 332 B.C. he took possession of Egypt without a struggle Alexander (the Great) Paul	$500 [6] If your plants love to climb, give them one of these latticework frames trellis Pat Emeric

Double Jeopardy! Round

JULY	AMERICAN INDIANS	AUTHORS	PLANTS	STATUES	ENDS WITH "ETTE"
$200 [10] On July 27, 1953 the armistice ending this war was signed Korean War Emeric	$200 [24] The only 1 of "The 5 Civilized Tribes" whose name doesn't begin with "C", many of them live in Fla. Seminoles Pat	$200 [9] Film director who wrote his 1988 autobiography "The Magic Lantern" in Swedish Ingmar Bergman Pat	$200 [16] A favorite winter snack for squirrels, this nut is the fruit of the oak tree acorn Emeric	$200 [1] National Statuary Hall is located in this Washington, D.C. building Capitol Building Paul Pat	$200 [4] Balzac's "cousin", or the Divine Miss M Bette Paul
$400 [11] James Monroe was one of the three presidents who died on this date in July 4th of July Pat	$400 [25] The largest city in Nebraska was named for this tribe whose name means "going upstream" Omaha Paul	$400 [15] Machiavelli was imprisoned & tortured on suspicion of plotting against this ruling family Medici Pat	$400 [17] Both the radish & the horseradish you eat are from this part of the plant root Paul	$400 [2] The most recent World Book devotes 8 pages to this one statue Statue of Liberty Paul Emeric	$400 [5] Howdy Doody is one marionette Pat
$600 [12] On July 20, 1974 Turkish troops landed on this island where they've remained ever since Cyprus Pat	$600 [26] When he took his alphabet to Tenn., the tribal council put him on trial for practicing black magic Sequoyah Pat	$600 [21] Henry Miller wrote his 1st important book, "Tropic of Cancer", while living in this country France Emeric	$600 [18] This herbal root used in cough medicines & candy is related to & tastes somewhat like anise licorice Paul	$600 [3] This statue looks over Rodin's grave The Thinker Paul	$600 [6] A long, narrow gemstone, or a long, narrow loaf of French bread baguette Paul
$800 [13] On July 1, 1970 the birthday July 9, 1951 was picked as the 1st of these draft numbers Paul	$800 [27] This American Indian food consists of meat, fat & berries pressed into small cakes pemmican Emeric	$800 [22] "BUtterfield 8" author whose 1st novel was "Appointment in Samarra" John O'Hara	$800 [19] The wood of this southern tree, known for its creamy white flowers, is used to make Venetian blinds magnolia Emeric	DD $2,000 [29] Museum housing the statue seen here: the Louvre Emeric	$800 [7] A plush bench seat in a restaurant banquette Emeric
DD $1,000 [14] The 1st raid this son of a sugar planter led, July 26, 1953, failed & got him jailed Fidel Castro Paul	$1,000 [28] This "regal" Indian war has been called "the bloodiest conflict in 17th century New England" King Philip's War Emeric	$1,000 [23] Son of missionaries who worked in India, he set his novel "Siddhartha" there Hermann Hesse Pat	$1,000 [20] Varieties of this tree include the red, Japanese & sugar maple Paul	—	$1,000 [8] Specs on a stick lorgnette

Final Jeopardy!

U.S. PRESIDENTS

Though his 2nd administration was scandal ridden, he was almost nominated for a 3rd term 4 years later

Ulysses Grant

Paul "Who was A. Jackson?" — wagered $5,000

Pat "Who is U.S. Grant?" — wagered $4,701

Emeric "Who was Grant?" — wagered $5,300

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